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The present character of people and its future character are inevitably linked with its past ; and although character is never completely fossilised and there may be always surprises in store for us , no people can altogether shake off ...
The present character of people and its future character are inevitably linked with its past ; and although character is never completely fossilised and there may be always surprises in store for us , no people can altogether shake off ...
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As Herbert Spencer puts it : “ The forms which freedom requires will not of themselves produce the reality of freedom in the absence of an appropriate national character any more than the most perfect mechanism will do its work in the ...
As Herbert Spencer puts it : “ The forms which freedom requires will not of themselves produce the reality of freedom in the absence of an appropriate national character any more than the most perfect mechanism will do its work in the ...
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cratic character , it might yet be a real national government . The transformation of an Imperial government into a national government was the goal of all their ambitions ; but they did not want it to lose its Imperial character .
cratic character , it might yet be a real national government . The transformation of an Imperial government into a national government was the goal of all their ambitions ; but they did not want it to lose its Imperial character .
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Tho Method Historical and Scientific Nature and Scope of tho Subject II The Background The Fundamental Factors in Indian History 1130 | 1 |
A Land of Contrasts | 2 |
Fundamental Unity of Indian Civilization | 3 |
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